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Meanings of predict more in English

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Usage of predict more in English
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Analysts predict more misery ahead for investors in the world's second largest economy.
The Guardian
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PK parameters were estimated and used to predict more effective CNOB administration schedules.
Pubmed
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But irrespective of financing challenges, analysts predict more such pharmaceutical tie-ups.
The Guardian
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Months of severe floods devastate China as officials predict more bad weather to come
Reuters
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More adverse childhood experiences predict more violent conflict tactics and fewer negotiation-based conflict tactics.
Pubmed
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We predict more gradualism in asexual forms on biological grounds.
The Structure of Evolutionary Theory
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Bankers and industry executives predict more mergers and acquisitions in Europe, perhaps eventually across borders.
Reuters
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Many people predict more protests over the latest plan.
Reuters
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Market forecasters predict more declines in store for 2010.
Reuters
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Experts predict more changes as tighter rules for bank interchange fees come into force this year.
News.com.au
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Hence, the common notion that elevated CRP levels predict more severe postoperative inflammation should be questioned.
Pubmed
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A few have already filed for bankruptcy and agricultural economists predict more will have to file.
Reuters
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Still, industry executives confidently predict more parts of the supply chain will see machines replace human workers.
Reuters
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Bankers predict more is to come, especially in countries like Switzerland which host over 300 private banks.
Reuters
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Alas we are, as O'Toole says, regularly disappointed and we can safely predict more disappointment going forward.
The Irish Times
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Others predict more precipitous falls - Commerzbank sees a 10 percent drop against the dollar and euro.
Reuters
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